"use the features" is a grammatically correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to a variety of qualities, options, or capabilities that one has in a particular situation. For example: "Take full advantage of the features this program offers to make your workflow more efficient."
It is capable of remembering and recognizing up to 60 fingerprints, allowing the owner to let other drivers use the features.
"At the same time, they did not anticipate that users could use the features in an unexpected way with unintended consequences".
The only catch is that to use the features, the customer must open an account with SkyTel, which costs $9.99 for the first 500 messages and assigns the user an address for Timex e-mail.
Moreover, he said that Passport is an example of a Web service offered by Microsoft that does not lock the user into the Windows operating system, but instead will allow computer users from competing operating systems to use the features of the service.
According to Jeronimo, it is these value-added features that attract the highly lucrative professional market "The stylus tips the buyer in the Note's favour at the point of sale because, despite whether or not they will ever use the features, the more features available the more attractive the proposition when the price is equal," he said.
Chomsky and Halle use the features high/nonhigh and low/nonlow to specify the height of the tongue, midtongue positions being considered to be simply those that are -high, -low; the feature back/nonback is employed to specify the front/back distinctions among vowels.
So Yahoo, which would not disclose how many people use the feature, absorbs the fees charged by Checkfree.
There is no additional fee to use the feature.
(And there's no fee increase to use the feature).
We'll explore the option in the future, as we observe how people use the feature".
To use the feature, users open the navigation menu and tap the "Messages" option.
